Alan Carr

Oh, my God.

If you're listening, one of the most...

powerful books honestly that chapter fingers oh about my mum oh yeah don't honestly it was yeah it's really special yeah it was it's um yeah it's so beautifully written and so sad and yeah yeah so yeah so anyway let's let's move

Very, you know, very rarely does something hit you like that.

So now I've killed the mood.

Let's move on.

I'm just intrigued at the end.

Obviously, I know this is a bright and breezy, you know, podcast about travel and stuff.

But at the end, did you did you feel cathartic?

Did you have any closure because you wanted to remember your mum and dad?

Well, I mean, me and John Bishop often talk about, you know, me, John Bishop and Jason Manford in this car going over the Pennine Way to get...

It's like a mega star.

Yeah, yeah.

Was there anyone you saw the first time, Lou, we would know when you condemned was you went, wow, they've got it.

Was it like that or is it funny when you think back and see them working their craft and everything?

Was there any when you went, they've got it?

yeah yeah the students were rolling around yeah he's an actual genius because that's interesting because you when you start off he's right you see somebody go oh my god they've got it they've got it and then it's true you see others that they're not and then then they get it and they find their persona and they find a rich vein and then they're off isn't it it doesn't sometimes

It just doesn't come to some people until they've really got it right and got the right bit.

You know, even just changing their mood on, or their persona.

I'm going to be an angry person.